Morland Graham

Biography

Morland Graham was a British film actor, with a career on stage and screen spanning over 35 years. He died on 8 April 1949 after taking an overdose of aspirin while suffering from ill health and "nervous depression".

Known For

Jamaica Inn

11 May, 1939

The Upturned Glass

17 June, 1947

Tower of Terror

27 December, 1941

Esther Waters

28 September, 1948

Moscow Nights

23 December, 1934

This England

22 July, 1941

Bonnie Prince Charlie

26 October, 1948

Twelve Good Men

1 March, 1936

Freedom Radio

4 February, 1941

Q Planes

21 February, 1939

Get Off My Foot

28 October, 1935

Old Bill and Son

1 March, 1941

Whom the Gods Love: The Original Story of Mozart and His Wife

22 February, 1936

Fair Exchange

14 September, 1936

Whisky Galore!

16 June, 1949

Ships with Wings

10 November, 1941

The Ghost Train

5 May, 1941

Full Speed Ahead

20 January, 1940

Medal for the General

6 November, 1944

Gaiety George

15 July, 1946

The Private Life of Don Juan

1 January, 1934

The Scarlet Pimpernel

20 December, 1934

The Shipbuilders

15 December, 1943

Night Train to Munich

31 August, 1940

The Scarlet Pimpernel

20 December, 1934

The Bear

11 September, 1938

The Brothers

7 May, 1947

Where's Sally?

28 April, 1936

The Young Mr. Pitt

21 September, 1942

The Big Blockade

19 January, 1942